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THE WOUNDS.

The wounds OF both victims consisted
entirely of deep gasheS, while beneath the
flesh the skulls had been crushed in, rs by
blows from some powerful person dealt
with a heavy blunt instrument, and, from
appearances, one would judge they had
been struck down suddenly one after the
other, and then, while lying upon the
floor, probably in a dying condition. As any
one of the blows seemed enough tn cause
death, the murderer, standing over them,
dealt blow after blow until the heads OF
the two women were beaten into a Jelly.
He was determined to see that his hellish
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

, dria. Fairfax and Prince William, on
Wednesday, nominated for the Senate
Walton Moore, of Fairfax, it being that
county's time to have the Senator. Sena-
tor E. E. Meredith nominated him.
Mr.. W. Skeen. of Covington, annoEnS;c:E5
himself as a candidate ror-vtliie ne House for
AlIegLany. Bail; and Highland.
stuart F. Lindsay. (Rep.), an
nounces himself as candidate for the
State Senate from Rockingham.
chairman Barbour says the campaign
in Virginia will open in September. .
H. r. Pollard, (Dem.), member of the
House of Delegates FOR King 10 Queen
county, declines denomination. saying
his private business demands his presence
at home.
T. Spicer Curlett, (Rep.) member of the
House of Delegates for Lancaster. with
draws from the canvass saying ne does not
wish "to enter a rough and tumble
scramble FOR the nomination"
If William Malone IS abuse does succeed
in drawing Gov. FitZhugh Lee into the
State canvass. it will be a cold day for the
Republican party in Virginia,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26
THE ELECTION IN AUGUSTA.

AS will be seen in our local columns, the
County Committee has organized by the
reelection Of it's efficient Chairman, Judge
ballot box for primary. This insures a
full and fair expression of the preferences
Of the county and city.
AS for long time it has been an un-
written understanding, very generously
and faithfully kept by the county, that
while it has the Senator and one delegate.
the city of Staunton shall have the other
delegate, the vote of the county and cit Y
will be cast with that view in the coming
primary-for one city man and one county
man. All the candidates mentioned 50
far, would do credit to an Augusta delega-
ton in the legislature.
Edward Echols, the only name from
Staunton, has served two terms in the
House during which he rose to prominence
in that law-making body and filled impor-
tans positions On committees. He has
been an influential, wise, conservative.
and safe legislator.
In the county those named are:
A. b. Lightner, a member of the present
House. quiet, working member who has
well executed the trust given him by the
people Of Augusta and made faithful,
capable, and Industrious member of that
body.
John FL. Crawford, a prominent citizen
of the county, whose name has been often
heard in connection with promotion to the
position of epresentative-and one he Is
able to fill with usefulness and credit to
the county.
John w. Churchman, the youngest of
the three, who has been steadily growing
in popularity in his county. He is like the
rest, an ardent Democrat and active as
well, and has shown marked capacity for
public affairs.
There Is to be no election for Senator
for Augusta, Senator Koiner holding oyer
for the new legislature.
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. 2e. 1887
ANOTHER ADDRESS FROM GEN.
MAHONE.

Between the politicians who eat the
bread, and the farmers who make it, we
shall have to give place to the latter this
morning and publish full report of their
meeting, giving Gen. Mahone's second adj
dress the go by. 1t is FIVE mortal columns
long, and though it is credited to the pen
OF John S. Wise. is 80 lacking in verve and
incisiveness that 1t bellies its alleged pa
ternity. Even if we had space, we know
Of no more uninteresting document, al
ways excepting Patent Office Report,
that we could place before eur readers. It
opens-aiWays fatal mistake for polit-
ical document-with an apology, and apoI-
ogizes for the Republicans not having
State Convention this year by the asser-
ton that it Is not customary and no ne
cessity existed for departing from the
rule. But Gen. Malone must know as all
people know, that there are thousands in
his own party who desired convention
this year for the express purpose of getting
rid of him as it's leader, and Of his methods.
No man better than the General knows
that there is an element in the Republi-
can party, strong both in numbers and in
tellect, that is DESTROYS of turning over a
new leaf in its conduct and taking it out
of one mans hands and put 1t alongside
of the people.
The only point of real interest, looked
for by the people at large when it was an
nounced that there would be Republi-
can address. was the debt question. 1t
was expected that Gen. Malone would
have some new plan of settlement to sug
gest. But there is not single suggestion
and the General only puts out the shall
low device that if the State is entrusted
to the Republicans they will settle it,
They settled" it when in power by the
Riddleberger bill, what better or other de-
vice have they to offer ?
The assault on Gov. Lee in the address
is mistake pregnant with short sighted
folly for Malone. AS the head of the
State government has been made SUBJ
ject of attack, he may follow the example
Of his Republican predecessor, Governor
Cameron, and take the stump in defence
of his administration. Experience has
shown that tour of Virginia by Fitz.Lee
would stir up the Democracy to fever
heat.
On the focal point of the coming cam
paign-whether William Malone shall be
the next U. S. Senator from Virginia or
not. the modesty of the General does not
permit him to touch. To secure legisla-
ture that will continue the struggle with
the creditors to a successful issue, and
that will defeat Gen. Malone for the y.
s. Senate, are the only two things engag-
ing the attention of the mass of the voters,
including many Republicans, and it is
useless by showering addresses around
touching on all sorts Of irrelevant ques-
tions, for the General to attempt to divert
the people from the real issue.
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A CARD.
(COpy.)
NEW YORK, August 18th, 1887.


W.. Perry, Esq, Stanton, Va.::
Dear Sir,-Repying to your favor OF the 18th
inst Mr.. G. c. Wheat, of your city. is either labor
ing under misunderstanding of the benefits he Is
entitled to from this Association. or the evidence
in the case Including his affidayit) is very mis-
leading He states in making his claim that after
four or 1--WE DAYS from the receipt of the injury he
attended to business regularly. although probably
with some pain and inconvenience, but claims In
demnity for six weeks Now the theory OF accident
insurance as understood by the managers o. this
Association is to Indemnity for the Toss Of time,
when the same was occasi0ned by an accidental
injury, within the intent and meaning OF the certt
fcate of membership; and on this point think,
car safely say that our views coincide with all ac
cident companies, and may further add. that Tn
adjusting this claim I have acted as an agent OF
trustee only, under bonds for the faithI perform
TONS check for the period of his total disability,
conscientioqsly discharged that duty II It u Is
shown that have erred in judgment. Will gladly
reopen the case. But personal abuse or the at.
tempt of a rival company to make capital out OF 1t
will not affect me. Very truly.
aug26 1t x. @. ATWOOD, Sec.
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GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS.


Rev II. B. Pratt, of Staunton, preached III
the Methodist church at Charlottesville on
Sunday week. Rev. DR.. McIlwaine, Presi-
dent of Hampden Sidney College, preached
at the Harrisonburg Presbyterian church Sum-
day week, in place of Rev. L. B. Johnston,
whe had been called to Augusta to preach the
funeral sermon of the late G. W. Swoope. -,
Mrs. Maria Bowyer, wife Of Henry M. Bow
yer of Botetourt county, and sister of Bishop
Wilmer, of Alabama, died last week..
The excitement at Woodstock about Senator
Riddleberger has quoted down. if not passed
away. The Grand Jury has indicted John
Ludwig, Jos. Hoffman, proprietor of the
Eureka House in Edinburg, VIM. Dinges, D.
NJ. Hoshour. Charles Ruby and Milton
Cooper, for the rescue of the Senator, and
in not preventing it. Senator Riddleberger
has re covered his health and the sentence of
Imprisonment is still suspended.
Last week at Charlottesville, B. F. Station,
aged forty and Miss G. B. Shaw aged thir-
teen, both from the Southern part of Albemarle
county, were marrleu Ill tue parIor VI lne
Parish Hotel, by Rev. Rob. White. The
bride was accompanied by her brother, and
the license had been issued with the consent
of her parents She was dressed in a Mother
Hubbard which descended to her knees, the
gathers being on the skirt instead of the body;
her hair was cut short, and she seemed per-
fectlY innocent of transgressing any conven-
tionalities The groom seemed to have plenty
of money and gave the clergyman $40 bill.
The marriage took place at midnight, and the
young lady, who had retired to her room,
upon being walked up, at first objected to
getting up for the ceremony, but being told
that the license and the preacher were wait
ing, consented. On Wednesday afternoon
the couple returned to their home.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

On Wednesday last, the Democratic
State Central Committee met at Rich
mond to arrange the campaign. The
attendance was the largest the committee
ever had. John S. Barbour announced his
Executive Committee and on it is Mr..
Robert W. Burke, of Staunton. The plan
of campaign of 1858 was.adopted. to be
modified if county Committees so elect.
Mr.. James Sullivan, ex-postmaster at
Harrisonburg, informed the editor CT the
Fredericksburg free Lance" that in
case of Republican legislature, Judge
Paul can get the U. s. Senatorship if he
wants it.
The Senatorial convention of Alexan-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

One of the most tender and touching
dialect stories that has emanated from a
Solthern writer, is "a Pinchtown
Pauper," by Mr.. A. G. Gordon. of Staun-
ton. which appears in the September
number of the "AtIantic Monthly
Another story by Mr.. Gordon, ''Flandroe's
Mogul,' which appears in "Scribner g
Magazine" next month, Is one of the most
vigorous, pathetic, and graphic protests
against the use of giant power against
helpless poverty, that we have seen for
many day. The theme Is damage suit
against railroad company.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF AUGUSTA
COUNTY:
The tune has again come for the Democratic
voters of Augusta, to select their candidates
for the legislature.
We respectfully call the attention of our vo-
tiers to the name of j. VIM. Churchman, as
gentleman in every way worthy of this high
trust, and one who would reflect credit on our
old county.
Mr.. Churchman is man of fine sense, good
education, and business training. He is o man
of great personal popularity, respected and
beloved by all who know him, and would.
if honored with seat, most certainly com
mand attention, and exercise influence in the
General Assembly.
We heartily commend him to the Democrat
ic voters of our county as a manin every way
worthy of their confidence and support, and
one thoroughly identified with the farm
ing interests of the county.
We call on Mr.. Churchman to announce
himself at once as a candidate.
James G Patterson, Robt W Moffett,
II 81 Hamilton, W B Patterson,
G Alex Mowry. Geo M Cochran, Jr
Jno 81 Mcclure, Jas 81 BlackleY
NJ T Mcclure, John W Todd,
d Lilley, Wayt
Jas W Wallace, G B Conner,
John A Shields, j T Black,
G w Koiner, ] M Watson,
w Fl Watts, Jr., S W Patterson,
D Kunkel.
We are authorized to announce Col. John a.
Crawford as a candidate for the House of Dele
gates, subject to a Democratic Primary or Conven-
ton.
aug 12-tf
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.New advertisements.
SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY
DxEcUroR,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TxECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
As executor of the will of Robt G. Bickle. decd.
WILL in front OF the court house. In the city OF
Stanton, on
Tuesday, the 18th dog of Sept. nect, 1887,
sell at public auction, the follow ing real estate in
the city of Staunt0n
lst That large lot with extensive buildings there
on known as Kalorama-heretofore occupied by
Mrs McGuffin as Boarding house. This lot fronts
ON Market street about 1875 feet and runs back
about $50 feet; is in OF the very best mel hbor-
hoods in the city it is very handsome and yalua
BILE property for several pnrposes-viz as resi-
dence. as a seat for high boarding school, or as a
boarding house hotel. as it is of easy approach
from the depots and the business part Of the city
and is at the same time free from the dust and
platter Of said depots For high-grade boarding
TERMs:-One- third Of the purchase price cash.
and the residue in one. two and three years OF
equal nstalIments, with interest from day OF sale
the purchaser to give bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, and the title retained as ultimate
security. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
VIM. T. RUSH, Executor,
E. M Cushing g. Son. Auctioneers.
aug26 st
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COMMISSIONERS RENTAL.-Pursuant to a
~ decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county,
entered in the chancery cause of Ruebush s credi-
tors, S. z. vs. Rnebush, s. E.. on the Sd day Of
June 1887. will offer for RENTAL at public auc-
ton. in front OF the Courthouse, in the City Of
stanton. on the
10th day of September, 1887,
that very desirable farm of $50 acres of land
tanning dwelling house. a large new barn, and all
other necessary Outtuildings, situated in Augusta
county, on North River near Mt Meridian.
TERMS OF RENTAL-Said farm will be rented to
the person who will take it, for the shortest inter-
val Of time and pay the debts reported in the said
amounting to about 1925 co.. paving In cash the
costs of suit and rental. and for the residue will
execute two equal boDds, with approved personal
security, bearing date with rental. and payable re-
spectively in and IL months from date. with in
tereSt. o. B. ROLLER.
T. r. N, SPKCK.
Commissioners.
!, Jos. n. Ryan. Clerk of the Circuit Court of
one of the Comm'rs appointed in the foregoing
cause, has duly executed the bond required ac
cOrding to law.
2SS7. JOS N. RYAN Clerk
aug 19-4t
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TAKE NOTICE.
TO CITY YERS:

TO CITY TAMPA YBE1S:
You are hereby notified that the first halt of your
City Tax for 1887 is due, and payable ON OR BEFORE
SEPTEMBER 10TH PROxIMO.
All taxes remaining in my hands after that dat
upon which one halt has not been paid. Will be
turned over to the Deputy Treasurers for in1nedt-
ate collection OF the whole WITH FIVE PER CENT.
ADDED. ARISTA HOGE,
Stanton Va, Aug. %, 1877, Treasurer.
aug26 st
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur-
- suant to decree of the Circuit Court, in
the consolidated causes of Smarts Guardian VS.
M b. Smart and wife, and Ryland & Lee vs. Smart
Ell al, we will sell at public auction in front OF the
Court House In Staunton, on
Monday, the 18th day Of September, 1857.
that valuable farm near Staunton. belonging to
Mrs. Sally f Smart.
This farm lies in the county OF .,asszaa
Augusta about one and a half ,sssgsD#ss ga
miles South of Staunton on the MasssyyIas8s
Greenyille road contains 17S acres
and roods, is of good quality and ESss44Aesssssay
well watered
The improvements consist of a dwelling house
and the necessary outbuidings. The location and
farm.
.TERMs:-Cash to pay costs of suit and sale and
the residue on credit of one. two and three years,
payable in equal nstallments, the purchaser giving
bonds for said deferred instalments with approved
personal security, bearing interest and waiving
the homestead, and the title retained as ultimate
security. THOMAS C. ELDER,
VIM. PATRICK.
Commissioners.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

ii. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gustd county, do certify that VIM. Patrick, the
acting. Commissioner whose name is signed to
the advertisement aforesaid, has duly executed
the bond required of him by the decree in the
cause aforesaid according to law.
aug26 At JIM RYAN, Clerk
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE are authorized to announce Edward EchOls
as candidate for election to the House of Dele
gates. subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

WE are authorized to announce A. LightneI
as candidate for election to the House OF Dele
gates, subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Primary.
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BOOKSTORE.
lO3EAST MAIN STREET.

Though special reduction sale of Fishing
Tackle for 4th of July cleared us olt of the
greater par our stock, we still have en- hand
supply fromalich you can purchase yourself an
ample OUTFIT the most reduced prices If you
have NOT Airy examined our line of rods, which
all acknowlet to be astonishngly low and excel
Mt in styledon't fail to call. Baskets, bait
boxes, reels, a artlhclal DAFT are all In propor-
ton.
At the SAM ne we would remind you once
more of the gen. Me 4lcan hammock, which we
are Offering at n bargains. They speak for
themselves. il want a hammock and look at
them once, we Sc say nothing more. They sell
themselves.
Be sure beforou start off on your summer trip
to rop in anprovide yourself from our large
stock of cheap erature. Books for everybody.
Don't forget us
w. OLIVIER,
Corner Main d New Streets, Staunton, Vi.
july9
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E,OR RENT.-Over the Augusta National Bank
Il several nice rooms suitable for offices.
Apply to TOM BURKE,
augl9-3t
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Monday, the 18th day of September, 1887.

Monday, the 18th day of September. 1887,
a small tract of land in the county of Augusta,
near ParnaSSas, known as the Bun .x.aas,.ssz.
ker Hil tract. containing 27N acres: seA
The land is of good quality, well Tss SsysSsss9
watered. and offers good opportu
nifty to any one desiring to buy 0SssasassaxzS
nice little home.
TERMS: Costs of suit and sale cash, the residue
on credit of six. twelve and eighteen months
payable in equal installments. the purchaser giving
bonds for said deferred instalments with approved
personal security bearing interest and waving the
homestead and the title retained as ultimate
security. VIM. PATRICK.
Commissioner,
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-Pur-
y suant to a decree OF the Circuit Court In
the cause of Crawford VS. Mowbray, will sell at
public auction in front of tbs Court House in
Staunton, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-26

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur-
- suant to decree of the Circuit Court, rem
dered on the 23d day Of November. 1886, in the
cause OF Hamilton, Trustee VS.. McComb, we will
sell at public auction in front of the Courthouse on
Monday, the 26th day of 1epten,ber. 1887,
that very valuable farm in the county of Augusta,
near BarterbroOk, on which James .a.sssaasa
McCOmb resided in his lifetime.
The farm contains about 200 acres EkygSSs&F
of fine land, well watered, with good
improvements, located in one of the GsSAaesdp
most productive sections of the country in a good
neighb0 IhoOd, near to churches, schools, &c.
TERMs-Cash in hand toipay the costs OF suit and
sale, and the residue on credit of c.:o. two and
three years from day OF sale, payable in equal an.
the deferred payments bearing interest and waiv-
Ing the homestead, with approved personal secu-
rity, and the title retained as ultimate security
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
VIM. PATRICK
Gam asnnia,,
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7, B. f. Terry, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, do hereby certify that VIM
Patrick, one OF The Commissioners of sale appoint
ed in the foregoing cause, has duly executed the
bond required according to law. Given under my
hand this 18th day of February, 1887
B. f. TERRY,
aug26 ct Deputy Clerk.
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I. j. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, do hereby certify that William
Patrick. the Commissioner appointed under the
bond required of him by said decree according to
law. j. N RYAN,
aug26 1t Clerk
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Joseph N. Ryan. Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, do certify that VIM. Patrick. one
OF The Commissioners has duly exec uted the bond
required according to law Given under my hand /
this 9Th day of July, 1887.
aug 26-5t j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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Letter From Atlanta.

NOTICES OF sTAUNToN AND AUGUSTA PEOPLE
sTAUNToN SHOTS CHALLENGED TO AN ATLANTA
SHOOTING MAToH-THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
A $500 INVITATION.
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VeuU ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.-Two or Three Rooms on I'd floor,
w pleasantly located. Address,
aug26-1t* Pc, WILSON.
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ENJOY LIFE,

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notice to Bridge Builders.

OEALED PROPOSALS.. ACCo9MFAs.
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the Auditor of King county. W. y. -
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acrB-s Write River. a. the place 81 w.. NJ
Cochrans. a ! tile bri8w the 80
Church. N Fec. 2 tn. . n, II. I 3 - 80
bids u infiuie all necessary siF s
ard 10 f.ct above high wafer marx "
draw to be 60 feet ear. II wlaIh -
bid to b. acc mpanis1 with tos sal.I W
PEI cert Of amount Of bid. 70 BE- Io,i go
oy the successful bidder ~ case ~ -.
20 entsr info eontraSt fer the taithi '.l,isIa
FotTnanse with requisite security; 49, 80.
five days after The asaFa All 70 M
pleted within 80 DAYS after swai .a. ~ a.
pians and % eifisations 70 os q y Ger.
penss on the bi6der. 1he Board q ~. go 81
sr,isss,,.srs - ;, yss he right 10 rttees AA5
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